The 2017 NFL Draft is just 23 days away, which means it is time for the Cowboys and teams around the league to start narrowing down their approach to this crucial part of their roster build. When it comes to the Dallas Cowboys, their roster is once again pretty well-rounded on the depth charts ahead of the draft – looking to use the same best player available approach that saw their 2016 class propel Dallas to a 13-3 record.

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The main reason the Cowboys were fine with moving on from four secondary players in Morrris Claiborne, Brandon Carr, J.J. Wilcox, and Barry Church this offseason is because of this staggering depth at both CB and S in the draft. While Jones’ injury takes away from the depth available specifically at CB in the first round for the Cowboys slotted to pick 28th, the same can be said about Fabian Moreau.

Also injured at his UCLA pro day, Moreau tore a pectoral muscle on the bench press. His status for being able to contribute at the NFL level in 2017 is uncertain, as is his status on Dallas’ draft board.

Taking place on April 13th and 14th, Moreau can potentially earn a high place on the Cowboys’ draft board, or fall nicely to them in a position in the second round.

Regardless, these two otherwise NFL-ready CBs merely scratch the surface when it comes to the defensive talent the Dallas Cowboys will have to choose from in the upcoming draft – not shying away from telling the league that they’re out to build a top defense to pair with their already dominant offense.

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